LiPF6 solution
A solution and solvent technology, applied in LiPF6 solution and its electrochemical storage device, can solve the problem of destroying deployment
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[0051] In the following, "%" is always understood to mean % by weight.
[0052] The described examples, unless otherwise stated, were performed in an argon atmosphere (containing <0.1 ppm water and <0.1 ppm oxygen).
[0053] Measure the concentrations of hexafluorophosphate and fluoride using an ion chromatograph with the following parameters:
[0054] Instrument model: Dionex ICS2100
[0055] column: AS202*250-mm "Analytical Column with guard"
[0056] Sample volume: 1μl
[0057] Eluent: KOH Gradient: 0min / 15mM, 10min / 15mM, 13min / 80mM, 27min / 100mM, 27.1min / 15mM, 34min / 15mM
[0058] Eluent flow rate: 0.25ml / min
[0059] Temperature: 30°C
[0060] Self-regeneration inhibitors: 300(2-mm)
[0061] Reduction of free fluoride values by neutralization:
example 1
[0063] 10.26g of 16.88% LiPF 6 A solution in acetonitrile (dried over molecular sieves and having a free fluoride content of 1.91%) was mixed with 43.9 mg of lithium metal (in the form of pellets with a diameter of about 1-2 mm). After 15 hours, a sample of the solution was taken, filtered through a syringe filter with a pore size of 200 nm and analyzed. The fluoride content of the solution was reduced to 0.73%.
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[0065] 11.01g of 16.88% LiPF 6 A solution in acetonitrile (dried over molecular sieves and having a free fluoride content of 1.91%) was mixed with 5.06 g of alumina (from St-Bobain-Norpro, SA62125) and then with 226.6 mg Lithium carbonate mixed. After 15 hours, a sample of the solution was taken, filtered through a syringe filter with a pore size of 200 nm and analyzed. The fluoride content of the solution was reduced to 0.32%.
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